Job Summary Responsible to assist Parks and Culture Planning or Park Development teams with day-to-day duties.

This position is intended to give third or fourth year Landscape Architectural students practical site and office experience that will assist in both career development and obtaining post-graduation employment in the field of Landscape Architecture.

Duties and Responsibilities Project administration assistance such as assistance with public consultations, research and technical standards review, agendas and minutes.

Other duties assigned may include: site inventory, field work and site inspections.

Preparation of contract related correspondence, park permit reviews and administration.

Preparation of presentations.

The preparation of detailed design and construction drawings, tender packages, contract administration documentation, and cost estimate preparations.

Special requests and additional office and site duties as assigned.





Skills and Qualifications Currently enrolled at University in a recognized Landscape Architectural program.

Good time management and organizational skills.

Good written and verbal & graphic communication skills.

Excellent computer skills including proficiency in Microsoft Word, Excel, Power Point and the use of Micro

Station or AutoCAD, 3D drawing platforms and rendering software applications.

Must possess a Class “G2” driver’s license; vehicle access is preferred (mileage is paid for by the City).

Student will be required to carry the appropriate car insurance that includes using their vehicle for City business.

Hourly Rate/Salary: 20.64 - 24.53 Hours of Work: 35 Work Location: Civic Centre Organization Unit: CMS/Park Development Department/Division/Section: CMS/Community Services Dept , CMS/Parks, Forestry & Workplace , Park Development Non-Union/Union: Non Union

📌 Co-Op Student - Landscape Architect (Mississauga)
🏢 City of Mississauga
📍 Mississauga